Environmental Economics

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		Environmental Economics As an environmental economist, your main goal will be to set correct public policy. To do that type of job, you will need a law degree. If that is your goal, an undergraduate degree in environmental economics and a graduate degree in law would be a good choice. In addition, lots of statistics and computer science will be immensely helpful.
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